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North Otago Times, Volume III, Issue 46, 5 January 1865, Page 3

New Advertisements. OAMARU STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. AT a Meeting held in Oamaru, on sth Deeem* ber, 1864, the following resolutions were carried unanimously s— 1. That a Company be formed, to be styled the " Oamaru Steam Navigation Company," limited liability, with a capital of £8000, in 800 shares of £10 each; the first call to be £2 10s per share, the remaining calls to be made at periods of 3, 6, and 9 months. 2. That this Meeting do l\ovr adjourn til THURSDAY, the sth day of January next, and that in the meantime, the above resolution be published in the local and in one of the Dunedin newspapers, and that Mr Black be requested to act in the interim as Hon. Sec, and see this carried out. Signed, H. FRANCE, Chairman. All communications on the above subject to be addressed to the undersigned. WM. BLACK, Hon. Sec. Tyne-street, Oamaru*. Oamaru, Dec. Bth, 1864. OAMARU LAND AND BUILDING INVESTMENT SOCIETY.—A Meeting of Committee of the above Society, will be held in Mr Sumpter's Office , , on TUESDAY next, January 10th, at V p.m. GEORGE SUMPTER, Secretary. 2, Thames-street, Jan. 4th, 1865. CRICKET CLUB.—A General Meeting of the Oamaru Cricket Club , will be held at the Oamaru Hotel, on SATURDAY next, Ith instant, at 7 p.m. J. M'NICOLL, Secretary. Oamaru, Jan. 4th, 1865. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PSALMODY. The CLASS for the Practice of Sacred Harmony, meets every THURSDAY Evening, at Seven o'clock, in the District School-house. All are invited to attend. J. BRUCE, Loader pro tern. Oamaru, Dec. 14th. 1864. EXTENSIVE SALE OP CHEAP DRAPERY. IMPORTANT NOTICE. RE WALTER HIS LOP, Princess-street. AL C O R N AND X E R R beg to announce having purchased, at an ENORMOUS DISCOUNT FROM COST, The whole of the IMMENSE STOCK Of carefully selected DRAPERY, MILLINERY, UNDERCLOTHING-, SILK DRESSES, MANTLES, GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING-, AND UNDER-CLOTHING!-, Of every description, which are all of a VERY SUPERIOR KIND, The whole having been chosen for a first-class trade. The Sale will be continued from day to day, until the whole is cleared out; and the Public are hereby assured that this Sale will be conducted on the same principle as the former Cheap Sales by the same proprietors, and which are admitted by every one to have given general satisfaction to the Customers. Mr Hislop's Customers are of course aware of the MAGNITUDE OF THIS SPLENDID STOCK, and are reminded that now that the Goods, are remarked, they will be able to buy them at about ONE-HALF ORIGINAL PRICES. ALCORN AND KERR, (Late Waiter Hislop), Princes-street, Opposite the Custom-house, DUNEDIN. *** PARCELS DELIVERED FREE. T> E D LION HOTEL, STAFFORD-STREET, "DUNEDIN. (Between the Provincial and Union Hotels). First-class accommodation for Boarders at moderate charges. Spirits, Wines, &c, not to be surpassed in Dunedin. WHITLOCK & THOMPSON, (Late of Scandinavian), Proprietors. "VTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.—Tenders _1M will be received up to SATURDAY, the 7th instant, for the erection of a Wooden Barn for M. Holmes, Esq., Awamoa. Plans and specifications to be seen at the residence of T. GLASS, Architect. ENTIRE DRAUGHT HORSE, .ROYAL OAK, WILL STAND this Season, alternately at the Stations of Messrs HOLMES and G-LEESON, Moeraki; and Messrs HOLMES and CAMPBELL, Totara. Royal Oak, by the imported horse Tasman; dam imported at the same time, and for which the sum of £300 was paid in Scotland; and the sire, by the most competent judges, was named the perfection of horse-flesh. Royal Oak is now rising eight years old, rich dapple brown, sound, and has proved hhnßelf a cure foal-getter. He gained seven first-class prizes before he was imported to New Zealand, the laet of which was at the Smeaton Agricultural Show, where he beat the imported horses " Young Clyde," " Black Champion," grey horse. "Farmer's Glory," Mr Hepburn's imported " Nugget 5" also, Colonial-bred horses "Inkennan," "Garibaldi," "Model," " Black Douglas," " Young Douglas," " Warwick," and "Bay Champion." He also won the first prize at the Show of the Northern Agricultural Association at Oamaru last year, beating several good horses. Terms, £8 55., groomage included; and any mare missing will be served the following year, free of charge. Large ancL~Becure paddocks provided at both stations, bufeno responsibility incurred. Payments to be mnde before removal of mares. FOUND, on Mr Gibson's Station.—One Bay Gelding, with hind fetlocks white, branded 61 near shoulder, andheart off shoulder. Also, , one mouse-colored Gelding, branded JD near shoulder. I If not claimed within fix weeks from this date, they will be Bold to pay expenses. JOHN CAMPBELL, Manager. Waitangi, Dep. 22nd, 1864.